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Originally posted by Mike D
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Today a quick 'n easy but still a favorite:
Promaster Eco Drive
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Excellent diver, Mike!
Today a quick 'n easy but still a favorite:
Promaster Eco Drive
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Trias Germany
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Before I had a real Seiko Tuna, I had this "Poor Man's Tuna". A unknown designer, made this design (and a few others, some with H2O valve some without, sometimes upside down) and sold them to a plethora of brands. This model was also as Deep Blue with also different colored dials, and even Aqualung. This one is from the German Eichmueller and is a sub brand named Army Watch Germany. It has a Seiko quartz on board and sapphire crystal. WR 1000m.
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I have eyed those myself a few times. Same maker as the Bund watch, I think, which I owned at one point. Tauchmeister is a name that comes to mind too. Nice tool watch!Originally posted by James T. Kirk© View PostBefore I had a real Seiko Tuna, I had this "Poor Man's Tuna". A unknown designer, made this design (and a few others, some with H2O valve some without, sometimes upside down) and sold them to a plethora of brands. This model was also as Deep Blue with also different colored dials, and even Aqualung. This one is from the German Eichmueller and is a sub brand named Army Watch Germany. It has a Seiko quartz on board and sapphire crystal. WR 1000m.
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They've done studies, you know. 60% of the time, it works every time.Comment
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I've worn another watch or two on the left wrist, but this has monopolised my right wrist since its arrival:
Note: I spent an hour or so removing the previous owner's DNA from the case and bracelet after this photo was taken.
Apologies for the visible schmutz.
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Nice!Originally posted by James T. Kirk© View PostBefore I had a real Seiko Tuna, I had this "Poor Man's Tuna". A unknown designer, made this design (and a few others, some with H2O valve some without, sometimes upside down) and sold them to a plethora of brands. This model was also as Deep Blue with also different colored dials, and even Aqualung. This one is from the German Eichmueller and is a sub brand named Army Watch Germany. It has a Seiko quartz on board and sapphire crystal. WR 1000m.
"So Many Watches / So Little Time"Comment
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Love the red Trias - homage to the JE Atlantis - wish I had kept mine and my white one.
That digi-Tag is killer, Kurt.
Brad - the Alfex is a cool design - glad you got the gunk off it.
Here's my Tauchmeister yellow dialed version of that diver. I don't wear it much because it's yellow, but it's cool.
Still wearing the Atlantis.
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Much to like you guys!
Kurt, I could have used the Tag. The legibility is great. Started PT today from my recent knee surgery and that dial would have better for timing than the analog G-shock I am wearing.
Tuna's or Tuna homages are all good so far as I am concerned.
And speaking of legibility (and form following function) there is much to appreciate about the Alfex, Brad.Comment
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My first good Swiss watch was one of these. Been enjoying it a lot again these last few days...
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They've done studies, you know. 60% of the time, it works every time.Comment
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I like the yellow Tauchmeister, as a matter of fact, I like bright and pastel colored dials, there is so much black dials anyway.Originally posted by Mike D View PostLove the red Trias - homage to the JE Atlantis - wish I had kept mine and my white one.
That digi-Tag is killer, Kurt.
Brad - the Alfex is a cool design - glad you got the gunk off it.
Here's my Tauchmeister yellow dialed version of that diver. I don't wear it much because it's yellow, but it's cool.
Still wearing the Atlantis.
Today I'm wearing the by Dave Murphy bead blasted and equipped with one of his own dials Amphibia's. He even didn't mind to wait to have a Chinese full steel bracelet send to him and blast that too...
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And this TGIF friday, one of my new favourites:
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